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American Eagle Bullion Coins Authorized Purchasers

Would you like to be a Congressionally authorized purchaser of American Eagle Bullion Coins and be able to sell to investors?

If you didn't know it, American Eagles have become one of the world's most popular gold bullion coins for investors. Now that you have that little tidbit of information you need some pretty heavy requirements to become an authorized seller.

First of all, Congress wants only experienced sellers of gold and precious metals.

You also must be audited annually by an internationally accredited accounting firm.

Your firm must have a net worth of $50 million to sell gold and platinum Eagles and must have a net worth of $5 million to sell Silver Eagles.

You must have sold 100,000 ounces of gold in any 12 month period since 1990.

To sell Silver Eagles your minimum order must be at least 25,000 coins and to sell Gold Eagles you must be able to order at least 1,000 ounces (at least $1 million worth) of coins.

Yes, these are very steep and restrictive requirements, but these coins are selling like crazy so if you can afford to be in this business you will surely make a mint, no pun intended.

Will A Lower Market Boost The Price Of Gold?

Today's Dow market is off by almost 200 points and has been below that mark for the day. However, gold has taken a downward trend and is off by about $10 so far after falling more than $20 on Friday June 12.

Many think the current rally is a bear rally and may have ended as of today with the 200 point drop in the Dow. Lot of experts who follow the Elliot Wave theory of investing are expecting a huge drop in the market and some are even predicting Dow 400. Yes, you read that right, it says Dow four hundred.

Much of the nonsense spouted today from the financial news pundits is nothing more that drivel to take up their time on cable channels. When unemployment figures include another 601,000 claims for the past week and the financial channels are all giddy with excitement because unemployment claims were not at 615,000 as the experts had predicted.

When 601,000 people lose their jobs in a week there isn't anything to be excited about because there are 14,000 less claims than expected. What the heck is wrong with the experts, 600,000 people lost their jobs!

It it time to invest in gold?

Today's Gold Price

With the current state of the economy it's hard to tell where the daily price of gold will end up and if you take into consideration that gold prices are probably being manipulated, it certainly makes things a bit more complicated.

As of Friday June 12 the current price of gold is $940.10 down $22.20 for the day. That's quite a big drop in a single day, but with the price of the market being artificially inflated by mania and crude oil being inflated by speculators (speculating on an economic recovery, yea right), gold should be going up.

As people prepare for economic disaster sure to be right around the corner with the way the US Government is spending money at the behest of President Barack Obama, gold is being sought out by those just interested in surviving. Gold might not be the best investment right at the present time, but it is something to consider as a hedge against inflation since the US Treasury and the President doesn't seem to think there is a thing wrong with just printing as much money as you need.

Since it is a real asset unlike the fiat paper currency the US economy is being run on, it does have real value and can be traded for food, clothing and shelter if things get bad enough.

Don't wait until the economy collapses, go out and get some gold now and save it for a rainy day when things get real bad. That could be a year from now, two years from now or this coming Monday, who knows. But one things is almost certain, it will be bad at some point.